Addiction Treatment near Placerville

Relapse is not a failure; it’s a sign that additional support is needed or that a person’s treatment plan may benefit from some changes or updates. If you have relapsed in the past, you are not alone, and our team wants to connect with you to learn more about the circumstances and feelings you were experiencing when it happened. Our team provides relapse prevention tools, trauma-informed care, and a supportive, nonjudgmental environment to help you reignite your recovery path.

Our programs combine evidence-based and holistic therapies to support whole-person healing. Clinically proven approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). We also incorporate family therapy, art therapy, mindfulness, and stress reduction techniques to promote long-term well-being. 

Many people begin treatment even while feeling unsure, anxious, or ambivalent. That’s completely normal. Readiness can grow with time, support, and compassionate care. In fact, motivational interviewing is specifically designed to help individuals explore and resolve mixed feelings about change. Treatment doesn’t require you to be 100% ready; it involves a willingness to show up and engage with the process. If you’re even considering treatment, that’s a courageous first step. Our team will meet you where you are and support you every step of the way.

Yes. We are required by law to maintain the privacy and security of your protected health information. You can learn more about our privacy policy here. We understand that confidentiality helps create a safe space where you can focus fully on your recovery without fear or stigma. You can always talk to our admissions team if you have questions about your rights or how your information is protected.

Inpatient (also called residential) treatment involves living at the facility full-time while receiving 24/7 care, structured therapy, and holistic support. It’s ideal for individuals who need a break from daily stressors, have moderate to severe substance use disorders, or require a safe environment during early recovery. Outpatient treatment, on the other hand, allows clients to live at home (or in a sober living setting) while attending therapy and support sessions during the day or evening. Research shows that both approaches can be effective when matched to the individual’s needs and supported by evidence-based practices.